According to @ItsDave_ADA, PALM has successfully entered the top 20 native assets on Cardano by market cap. This significant milestone can influence trading strategies, as assets with higher market caps often attract more liquidity and investor interest. Traders should consider this development for potential trading opportunities, particularly those using PALM within the Cardano ecosystem.

According to @ItsDave_ADA, there is a growing inquiry about Coinbase potentially supporting Cardano Native Assets, considering its standing as a top 10 blockchain with daily asset delivery exceeding $3 million and a market cap over $0.5 billion. This move could significantly influence trading volumes and asset liquidity for Cardano on major exchanges, presenting new opportunities for traders.

According to Dave (@ItsDave_ADA), Cardano's native assets are experiencing significant growth, with some projects generating approximately $3 million in daily trading volume and achieving market capitalizations exceeding $0.5 billion. The potential listing of Cardano's native assets on a Tier 1 exchange could further enhance liquidity and market reach, benefiting traders and investors looking to capitalize on these assets' growth. Currently, there is no confirmed information on which exchange might list these assets next.

According to @ItsDave_ADA, Binance has not listed native Cardano assets, which are valued at over $500 million. These assets are noted for providing decentralized utility, a core promise of blockchain technology. Instead, Binance is accused of listing less credible tokens, which raises concerns about its listing strategy.